POWER FAIL.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18457, 11 August 1925, Page 10

POWER FAIL.

BREAKDOWN rSjjl ICE COVERED ml The outstanding foiimtW breakdown of the Friday from the Lake C4HH station-were that none ofttfß sion lines was broken, "wjjjH insulators did not fail. The weather cottdftiQaiJu Lake Coleridge on FiinlijnW to information received l»liM Mac Gibbon, resident eauiliH Coleridne hydro-electrieitr-jfflHi from Mr H. E* superintendent, were- vetsjfm twoen The Point and BtaSffl is between The Point flwPffl ridge) a heavy perienced. This mission lines with ice. l£ifl the ice eventually pußeiFejfl on tho south lino, and wßt tho cross-arms of a pole lino. ,In both cases the rawS did not break. *Wm Tho actual cause of that tho transmission in contact with the mMajO which caused the curTCtlw9B ed. Some idea of that tlio transmission laMiffSßj on to carry is given h* ffiiff|| tho over-all diameter o£f£l|9| the ico was three representing the —ntinflf ijIWMI To effect the repaft* ti||jfll Lake Coleridge had to "Tffllß liey from tho Lake 'tt«H where the poles wor» < JgJMPB of motor-cars, and toot. .Tho snow waa ijfSMilfll 3Jft deep in places uftliH use shovels to make tltfraHH Sending Wireless flml tjlpjß Wlieu tho HshintT a sending set/IBBM tho power-house wa* IMHH[ Mac Gibbon. he bo managed one For some time past OQjnwßl modo into tho 6a found tliat there wor <l<^^H